Published on: 6/20/2025
To manage penile pain from a Foley catheter, ensure proper catheter placement, use secure fixation devices, and consider medications if needed.
Penile pain from a Foley catheter can be uncomfortable, but there are ways to help manage it. Proper placement and secure fixation of the catheter are important to prevent unnecessary movement, which can cause pain. Use fixation devices to keep the catheter in place and reduce discomfort.
If pain persists, medications may be considered. These can include anticholinergic drugs to reduce bladder spasms, which might help lessen the pain. Always discuss with a healthcare provider before taking any medication.
Here are some steps to help manage pain:
By following these steps, you can help reduce penile pain associated with Foley catheters.
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